TIME TRIAL RESULTS - 2013

In Gear's Pete Tadros continued his winning ways on hill climbs and gained a 5 second advantage over team mate Connall Yates.Tadros also claimed the highest plus on standard, along with the team prize with Yates and Dan Harwood.Brighton Mitre's Tamar Vanderhaas was fastest lady, with Zak Corum Haines the quickest junior.

New course records, and In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp on top for the second year running. In stark contrast to last year's wintry conditions Connall Yates wins the 10, and Michael Hutchinson wins the 25 with a new course record of 49:31.

Lara Taylor (VC Goldalming & Haslemere) wins the ladies'10.

Joanna Rowsell (Wiggle Honda Pro Cycling) wins the ladies' 25, also with a new course record of 55:38 and absolutely smashing the previous record of 58:10 set by Rebecca Romero in 2007.

A new course record of 1:01:59 for winners Chris McNamara (Pedal Heaven RT) and Roger Smith (South Downs Bikes).

The weather conditions were a great improvement on recent weeks but unfortunately the road conditions were less favourable, leading to several pairs being affected by punctures including pre-race favourites Nick Dwyer and Rob Pelham.

Pete Tadros (In-Gear Quickvit Trainsharp) wins in a bumper entry this year.His time of 35:40 broke his own course record set previously in 2009, and included bettering his record time for the prime too.

17 tear old Dan Gardner (Team ASL360) recorded a superb time of 38:29 which put him as not only easily the fastest junior but was also sufficient to place him 5th overall.

Heartfelt commiserations are offered by the organiser to all those competitors who went off course due to the ambiguous red arrow signs that appeared overnight, and those who suffered a puncture/mechanical. Poor Paul Smith was the worst affected after suffering two punctures and eventually retiring.